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merlinsbrain
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About merlinsbrain
Twitter: @loopbackdev Drop a line : agam at break the silos dot com
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Comment #26809228
There are guidelines for what Show HN is supposed to be. This site pretty much fits the bill. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html > Show HN is for something you've made that o…
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Comment #25725478
Another interesting quote: “ Following this approach, in our model we consider the message encryption scheme used in MTProto 2.0 as a robust authenticated-encryption scheme, abstra…
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Comment #25471236
I’m not very vested in a solution at the moment, but if I had a set of users That being said, I can imagine there are people who would prefer a per sign in model, it’s just a level…
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Comment #25463940
What would your pricing be? Starter pack at $35/month for 500 users sounds like $35/month and I outsource auth to a company that is also on the hook for “enterprise” security :) I …
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Comment #25427640
Theoretically, ReScript will support ReasonML syntax, and theoretically ReasonML can still be used for native development. The messaging isn't clear on ReasonML's future at ALL tho…
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Comment #23995259
At that point it’s just a license to use. MIT isn’t going to fly anymore if the intention is to make money off of that.
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Comment #23851091
Hard disagree. I’d encourage you to reflect on your startup’s culture and figure out what distinguishes a good engineer from a good engineer who can convince you about their passio…
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Comment #23851030
Whiteboarding algorithm puzzles with code really does not define the greatness of an engineer. If people are practicing questions to be able to think along those lines and that is …
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Comment #23812368
If Wapnick’s work resonates with you, you might enjoy Barbara Sher’s Refuse to Choose. [0] Sher is the author who “coined“ the “scanner” term. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/sh…
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Comment #23745160
Also, I can really see the appeal of electron now (from a development standpoint). It really is Qt vs Electron if you want to ship a product that makes money - something I am payin…
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Comment #23745153
Yeah, I guess the key is the last part of your last sentence, heh > the most well financed..
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Comment #23745049
I have been playing with Dear Imgui lately, and while its super easy to get up and running, I realized it doesn't have support for zoom (cmd +) and accessibility (unless I missed s…
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Comment #23744770
Looks cool! I wonder how this compares to Dear Imgui in terms of features. (I understand this may not be an immediate mode toolkit, so not really discussing that side of things) Wo…
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Comment #23207420
This isn’t too compelling a story on its own, I’m assuming this is someone who wrote a collection for themselves and made it public on their blog. Glad they wrote their collection,…
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Comment #23199509
Thank you dang, you've been an amazing steward for this community and the technology that powers it. Keeping something the way it is, is super hard in tons of ways a lot of us prob…
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Comment #23173834
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. Scaling systems at companies with a lot of money is very different from designing system to be reliable and performant and with reducing spend …
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Comment #23034916
Written in X can definitely be a value proposition. If you are evaluating a tool/lib/etc that moves at a fast pace and your whole shop is extremely fluent in language X there's hug…
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Comment #23033890
> Why start if you have no intention to see it through The author had a threshold of good feedback they needed from the community in a certain amount of time. They got the feedback…
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Comment #22871270
Are you looking for the log module, but with a UI on top of it (something like splunk, but for local development)?
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Comment #21223879
The comparison of pay between what PhD students get in the US vs other countries is plain silly. It’s apples to oranges, the cost of living can be an order of magnitude different, …
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Comment #21033762
That is a potential reason. What is certain is your passive-aggressive shot at another users reading choices that doesn’t contribute much value.
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Comment #21006933
If you’re willing to pay, why not rent from the iTunes Store / Amazon Prime? Pick one, they’ve had all the movies / TV shows I wanted to watch, which are not all mainstream. If the…
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Comment #20963744
Are you in school or publishing while in the industry? Always wondered how to do the latter without a PhD and working with a Big N in their research org.